Kick Out the Jams - its the MC5 - Beyond Tiki

I ikitnrev Tiki Socialite D.C. / Virginia Joined: Jul 27, 2002 Posts: 1325	I ikitnrev Posted posted on Sat, Jun 19, 2004 1:35 AM OK .... they're kind of on the opposite side of the musical spectrum of Martin Denny, but I still think this is worth mentioning. I just got home from seeing the legendary MC5 perform here in DC. For any of you who are fans of their music, and were wondering how good they would sound after 30 years - by all means, definitely go and see them. Mudhoney's Mark Arm did a great job on lead vocals, and the band was in great form. I talked briefly with guitarist Wayne Kramer afterwards, and he said the band is sounding better and better every day, and they are definitely enjoying and thriving off the positive reception given to them wherever they perform. Good, loud, energetic rock and roll -- simply great stuff. The remaining tour dates can be found at this site ... http://www.dkt-mc5.com/index.cfm?pg=tour Vern

OK .... they're kind of on the opposite side of the musical spectrum of Martin Denny, but I still think this is worth mentioning.

I just got home from seeing the legendary MC5 perform here in DC. For any of you who are fans of their music, and were wondering how good they would sound after 30 years - by all means, definitely go and see them.

Mudhoney's Mark Arm did a great job on lead vocals, and the band was in great form. I talked briefly with guitarist Wayne Kramer afterwards, and he said the band is sounding better and better every day, and they are definitely enjoying and thriving off the positive reception given to them wherever they perform.

Good, loud, energetic rock and roll -- simply great stuff.

The remaining tour dates can be found at this site ...
http://www.dkt-mc5.com/index.cfm?pg=tour

Vern

Post #97221 by ikitnrev on Sat, Jun 19, 2004 1:35 AM